I'm going to have to ask this but... How did you manage to break the Atrox? It's not covered by Razer's warranty? Can't replace any parts?
Yeah that seems odd. Razer usually give a year or two of warranty and you can easily replace the actual joystick or buttons.
As for sticks, it barely matters generally, they all use the same parts. The Qanba is the best value for money as it works on multiple consoles, so you should get that.
I have a five year old Samsung 32" LCD HDTV. I will probably replace it in the next 12-18 months. If they make a 42-44" 4K UHDTV that is what I would probably lean towards because ist would go in my bedroom.
If you ask WHY woudl you buy a UHDTV in 2016/17? Well, because in the between 2016 and 2021 that will likely be what will be standard or useful....probably, it would be dumb to stick with 1080p in 2016.
4k is kind of wasted on a TV of that size, you'd have to be sitting really, really close to appreciate the difference. PC monitor close.
Like MK9 the gore looks really cool but I still can't shake thinking the animations look a bit goofy when actually fighting. I was hoping they'd finally address this.
Resident Evil 6 was like 12 bucks or something (3 months after it came out) when I bought it and I played it for something like 85 hours, this whole 6 bucks for ~5 hours thing isn't too great.
So you're saying the value proposition of a game that's heavily discounted from it's original asking price is better than a game at its release day price...aight.
Even more dumb when you consider people have paid $0 for Dota 2 and put over 2000 hours into it.
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